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PSORIASIS. Or SCALY SKIN.

I, John J. Case, D. D. S. having practiced
dentistry in this country for thirty five, years
and being well known TO thousands hereabouts
with a view to help any who have been afflicted
as | have been for the past twelve years, testify
that the CUTlcURA REMEDIES cured me of Psori
asis, or Scaly Skin, in eight days. after the doc
tors with whom l had consulted gave me nc
help or encouragement.
NEWTON, n j, JOHN j. CASE D. D. s.
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ALL FINED.
The President Has Decided on Lamar for
the Supreme Bench

Icepy'sii. 1857, by tic California issocql Pres
WAsmSGToN, July 1st-[Special The
President has discussed the question of
elevaiing Lamar 10 the Supreme Bench
with all the Cabinet officers, Lamar. of
course, excepted, and they have expressed
general satisfaction with the proposition.
The President is satisfied with Lsmar's ad-
mlnistration, and will not risk a change
until he can secure as good man as Ia
mar for the place. Therefore, however
much he would like to compliment Lamar.
re VIII make nc appointment until man
be secured To succeed him
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Nc LONGER ISOLATED.
The Southern Pacific Extension NeariDi
Santa Rarbara

The Southern Pacific Extension Nearing
Santa Barbara.
fopyTfghi. 1887, by tie California associated res
SANTA BARBARA, July 1st.-The first pas
senger train over the Southern Pacific ex-
tension from Newhall TO Santa Barbara
arrived about noon to-day at Carpenteria.
twelve miles from here. with forty nsssnn,
gers The mail came up by stage at 3 this
afternoon, five hours earlier than usual.
making a days difference in answering
letters. The arrival of the train was hailed
as quite an event here. The camp of rail-
road graders moved to-day from Ortega
Hill to the Forbes place at Mootecito, four
miles from here. Sixty-two passengers also
arrived by the steamer this afternoon from
San Francisco.
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IL Iropaniy DeiiShts me frince, Also.
LONDON, July 1st-A section of the
growth last removed from the throat of the
German Crown Prince was sent to Profess
sor Virchow in Berlin for examination
The latter has made a thoroughly salts
factory report, which has delighted the
Emperor and Princess
Royaiist 3Tovements in France.
PARIS, July 1st.-A party of 200 Roy
alists went to st. Kalo to-day to visit the
Count of Paris, and another party of 300
including General La Charette, will follow
tomorrow. A Radical newspaper here
denounces the proceeding as a conspiracy
a Ships Cargo on Fire.
LONDON, July 1st.-A fire was discovered
June Goth in the cargo of the North Ger
man Lloyd's steamer Fulda at Bremen,
from New York. The discovery was made
after the vessel left Southampton. 1t re-
CURED twelve hours hard work to ouench
the flames
Summons from Parneu.
LONDON, July 1st-Parnell has issued
an urgent whip, calling upon all Nation
alist members TO be present in the House
of Commons on Tuesday.
The Bulgarian Chestnut.
LONDON, July 1st-Prince Ferdinand.
tomorrow TO consult Lord Salisbury and
the Queen on the subject of his candidacy
for the Bulgarian throne.
Accident to Tourists.
VIENNA, July LIST. = Information has
reached here of an accident to two tourists
in the Syrian Alps, one being killed and
the other severely injured.
France and Italy.
PARIS, July 1st.-France has protested
against the conduct of Italy in minimizing
French rights in Selah, on the Red Sea,
near the Abyssinian frontier.
Count of Paris
LONDON, July 1st.-The Count of Paris
arrived on the Isle of Jersey to-day. He
was met at St Helier's, the Capital, by a
large crowd, many of whom welcomed him
with cries of = Nive lie roi."
The Irish Land Bill
LONDON. July 1st.-Lord Harrington has
decided that the Liberal Unionist confer
ence next week shall devote itself solely to
the consideration of the land bill
Christening Bell.
COLOGNE, July 1st.-Archbishop Creme
niz yesterday christened the Emperor's bell
in the cathedral, giving it the name of
" Gloriosa."
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II. Z. Carpenter, Henderson, n. Y, cured O.
Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years standing
by CUTICURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful
cure on record. A dustpanful of scales fell
from him daily. Physicians and his friend.
thought he must die.
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FRUfrs AZ AuCTrnx.
Splendid Success of the New Plan in
Eastern Markets.

Eastern Markets.
,ccfyigi. 1857. ~ fie California Associated Pres
New York, July 1st-The Herald paws
& compliment to California fruit as follows:
How is it that fruit is so much finer and
so much cheaper this summer than last
year is the question which has puzzled
New York people for some days. Peaches,
Fears, plums and magnificent eprieots are
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NIEXICO.
Garron Shoots Barron, and Barron Shoot
GarrOu in Return

Garron Shoots Barron, and Barron Shoots
Garron in Return.
CITY OF MEXICO, July lst.-A duel was
fought yesterday between Eustice Barron,
member of one of the oldest English FAM
lilies resident in this city, and Vincento
Garron, member of the Spanish Club.
Barron received a slight bullet wound
in the side, and Garron had his tenn
pie grazed by bullet from his adversary's
pistol. The affair grew out of the recent
incident at the Spanish Club ball in which
notable persons were concerned. Both
duelists had exceedingly narrow escapes
Heavy rains continue and there is dan
ger of inundatlng some of the lower por-
ton of the city. Floods are reported all
over Mexico.
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NoTECE.

A LII PARTIES HAVING LOTS TAKEN CARE
~ of at the Catholic Cemetery are requested to
pay up before July LIST. as the Water Rates are
dne. There will be no Lots taken care of unless
paid to that date. JOHN KARWIN, Sexton
ie3O-ned@
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CUnCURA REMEDIES performed won.
derful cure last summer on one OF our custom
ers an old gentleman oil seventy years of age
ton on his head and face, and who had tried
all remedies and doctors to no purpose,
J. +. SMITH & co.
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ARIZONA.
Destructive CIond-Burst in the Santa Cat
alma Mountains.

Copyright lSs7, By Esc California associated I,r,ss
Benson, July 1st.-A report from Pan
tano Station says that on last Monday
afternoon a tremendous cloud burst oc-
CURED in the Santa Rita mountains the
water flowing down the valley of the
Cienega at depth OF fifteen feet, carving
everything before il and drowning cattle
by The wholesale. Captain Gov. promi-
nent Tombstone miner, who was ont on a
prospecting tour and witnessed the pho
nomena, gave the facts 10 the EnitaIah
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Industrial Lodge, No. 1871, 1. ,s,-ss.se.
O. o. Irregular meeting THIS s<ssasSssss
EVENING at s CLOCK Ins,alla-
ton of officers and other important INNS
business. Canton Sacramento, No. l. Patriarchs
Militant, viii assist in the installation.
iy2-ltS j. L. ROBINETTE y G..
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DIED.

Near Brighton Junction July Mrs. Mary NJ
Marshall, wife of George w. Marshall, native
of Iowa, 80 years, months and &c days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from her late residence, near Brighton,
this Saturday afternoon at o'clock; thence
to the NJ. E. Church South, Seventh street,
between and K, where funeral services will
be held at $50 clock
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NEVADA.

The Drumaer License Law Declared In
constitutional.
lcoiy'sh, 1857. by he California associated Press
CARSON, July 1st.-The Supreme Court
last evening filed decision in ex parte
Rosenblatt on habeas corpus, dlscharging
the prisoner and holding the Nevada
drummer license law of 1885 void and in
conflict with the Federal Constitution.
Rosenblatt, travelling solicitor, or drum
mer, Tor 2 San Francisco house, was con-
Victed at Reno for doing business without
q license
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MARRIED.

Brownsville Yuba county. June 29-By Rev. S
c. Elliott, jackson South TO Louisa j. Kicker
both of Yuba county.
Reno. June &C. II. Lemery, of Reno, to Luc,
NJ. Hardness of Sacramento.
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There is o man in Baxter street. New
York, who calls himself az The Game
Chicken" Is he laH-abiding citys hen
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE LORDS WRESTLE WITH THE
LAND BILL.
Royalists Visit the Count de Paris
France and the Egyptian Ques-
tion-Tourist Killed.
THEY DON'T .CArcH on. {

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To.rHr RECORD UNION.
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ON TIE DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Contests Between the East.
ern League Clubs,

CHICAGO, July lst-Chicago beat Wash
ington in the eighth inning to-day, after
the spectators were firmly convinced the
White Stockings would lose another game.
The change in the outlook was caused by a
single by DAILY and Clarkson's base on
Myers error, Van Haltrens, Ryan's and
Pfeiffer's single and Anson's two-bagger.
Arson and Van Haltren were put out on
bases, but Daily, Clarkson and Ryan scored.
Chicago ). Washington 3.
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PACIFIC COAST.
DAMAGING FIRES In FOREST
AND GRAIN FIELDS.
Cloud Burst In Aforementioned in
Santa Barbara-Indian Murder
ers-Persons Drowned.
GOING 1T BLIND.

IsrBoAt DISPATCHES To TIE RroosD-Umos.l
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REV ID FIurON m

DREsIDENT OF PAULINE PROPAGANDA,
] viii preach at Ninth street Baptist Church
in the morning, aud Calvary Baptist in the even
ing iy2It%
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CARD OF THANKS.

V1HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO EXPRESS
1 his heartfelt thanks to all those who ex-
pressed their sympathy in his bereavement al
the Sickness and death OF mis- beloved wife.
Mrs. Ernestine Schmidt Especially to the
Frauen-verein of the German Lutheran Church.
to Pastor Dr. Charles Taubner. for the impress
siye funeral sermon: TO the donor of the beau
;iful floral offerings, and TO all who attended
the funeral.
Sacramento, June q, 1881.
/ iy2-lt JOHN 3. SCHMIDT.
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ECZEMA RADICALI.Y CURED.

For the fadical cure of an obstinate case o
Eczema of long standing, l give entire credit tC
the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
i. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn.
Sold by all druggists. Price CUTICURA, s
cents: REsoLvENT, u: SOAR 25 cents POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases.
DE al ITIFY the Complexion and ski
DAnC by using the CUTICURA SOAR.
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prowned nt sherman 1.,.,,,a

iCoPpssf' 1851 oy lie California lssocG.ea Press
RIO VISTA. July 1st.-Yesterday evening
while party OF fishermen were retursins
&c Their fishing grounds. the rudder of theil
beat caught in Z fishing net and was IN.
shipped. In attempting TO ship it Georr.
Heinrichs fell overheard and was droynes
His body has not yet been recovered. Tn
accident occurred at Lindsey's bend. ou
sherman Island. He;nrich's brother keeps
the cd Oriental Saloon, corner of Wash
ington and Drumm streets. San Francisco
Eestruetives Fires in the Nills.
lccF.Tiss, 1857, by Tie CALIFORNIA fssociatd Ircss
GRASS VALLEY, July Ist.-A large fire
Las been Saging in the loger foothills below
mere Tor some time burning over n qeo6
zeal OF groSnd, fences, crops and pas.,irare
having heef burned. j. Knsebose lost
several hundred acres of barley, all ready
iol hagiihS- 4sis son also had large lot OF
e~ound burned .eger. This is one of several
large hres that have been raging in that
vicinity, and ireEl their frequency are SEQ
possd to DC the work of incendiaries.
Grain Fire in Coiusa.
GERMANTOWN, July sst-TBy Postal Tel.
egraph This afternoon at 9 O'clock tire
broke oul in the grain fields of ZONES (,
Hannah, on the Walsh giant, northeast of
this place. The fire started quite a dis.
lance from where the harvest hands were
at work and spread very rapidly. DESTROY
Ing great deal of heavy standing wheat
and Burning over several large piles of
thrashsd wheat The number OF aeses de-
stroyed is variously estimated at from AGO
10 geo acres, with but little. if any. insuf,
s'nes The loss cagnot well be estimated
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BORN.

BORN.
Sacramento, June 26-Wife of C. Shoenduby, a
son.
Sacramento, June 2i-Wife of James Anderson
son.
Butte Mountain, June 22-wlfe of o. F. Wilson
a son.
Biggs, June 26-Wife of F. Bredimus, SON.
Biggs, June 27-Wife of George Henderson, q
son.
Biggs, June 2S-Wife of Nap. B. La Point, q
daughter.
Biggs, June 29-wife OF William Dunahoo, q
daughter
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HOME AFFAIRS.
THE FRUIT AUCTION PLAN 4
GREAT SUCCESS.
Lamar TO Go on the Bench-Debt
Reduction-Lynching in
Arkansas-Etc.
HARVARD VS.. YALE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-rslos ]
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One Years Pensions.

ICofyIgla. 1887, By he California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July LIST. = Especial ] =
Seventy-tour million dollars was paid in
pensions to ex-soldiers and sailors of the
war OF the rebellion during the fiscal year
which ended yesterday. The number of
pension claims allowed during the wear
was IL, $40, more than in any year since
the war excepting 1866, when applicants
simply had TO present evidence of their dis
ability and proof of their service in the
army or navy
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4 HARp-HIrTING GAVE.

DETROIT, July 1st.-To-day's game was
heavy hitting exhibition, in which both
teams participated. The home club won
because they hit more and harder. In
almost every case the runs were the result
of hits, one exception being when Rowe's
two errors, muffs by Brouthers and
Richardson and wild pitch gave three
runs. Umpire Doescher was badly cut on
the chin by a foul tip, but after some delay
continued behind the bat with his head
swathed in bandages. Score-Detroit l.,
Philadelphia 3D.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
IN JANE ELIZA ENOS, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned administTa-
tor of the estate of JANE ELIZA ENOS, de
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary affidavits or vouchers.
within four months after the first publication of
this notice, to said administrator at the Office
of Taylur Il Holl, $50 J street Sacramento city,
California E s. HAkT Administrator
Dated June 80. 1887.
TAYLOR 4 HoLL, Attorneys for Administrator.
iy2- Ats
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The painting OF these buildings shall consist
Of two good coats OF the best white lead and
best iinseed oil paint, trimmed in such coIors
as may be directed by the State Board of CAPITOL
commissioners. The roofs of said buildings to
be painted with one good coat of fireproof paint
said roof paint shall be oil paint with lead or
iron base, mixed with any freproof material
satisfactory to said Commissioners
Zach bidder must accompany his propossl
with bond equal to ten per cent. of his pro-
posal, with sufficient slueties, conditioned that
If said proposal shall be accepted the party pr0-
and faithfully perform his contract In Accord
ance with said proposal and the specifications
and descriptions. T. F. RANDOLPH
Secretary of the State Board of Capitol Com
AlssloHers' Jy2-2p4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


INC kAtenor OF The follOwing-named State
Buildings, 10 wit:
The State Capitol, the State Agricultural ard
Industrial Exhibition Building ana the State
FIlnhng once, said buildings being situated
in the state Capitol Grounds. ut SGrranento
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INDIANAPOLIS July 1st.-The New Yorks
won an easy victory to-day in dull and
spirltless game. Only eight innings were
played, owing 10 delay on .iccount of rain
at the end of this inning. The features of
the game We're the good batting and fine
fielding of the victors, who had but one
error. score-lndianapolis 5, New York 1S
THE BEAN EATERS AHEAD.
PITTsBURG, July 1st.-The Bostons had
no difficulty in hitting Calvin TODAY. and
won the game with case They piled up
Rms until the Piltsburss were 50 far be-
hind that ell hopes of their catching up
died out when the game was halt over.
The game was conspicuous for wild throw
ing and mutfed flies. The attendance was
3.0e. Score-Pittsburg 4. Boston 8.
OTHER GANEs
CIScfSSATI, July 1st. = Cincinnati 10,
Cleveland 3.
LoUIsFgL5E-Louisville I6, st. Lenis 4.
PHILADELgBIA-Athleii g. Baltimore
New YoRK-Metropolitan I. BROOKLYN o.
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New York. July 1st.-At the investiga-
ton at the Wards Island Insane Asylum
to-daysseveral witnesses and one ex-attend-
ant testified to instances of brutality on
the part of attendants and some cases of
neglect by the Medical Superintendent
One witness said that in the ward where
boys were confined their morals were con-
tinually being contaminated by filthy ex-
pressions on the part of the men. Another
witness said that patients would not tell of
acts OF brutality on account of threats of
worse frpatfn emf
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Denver. july 1st.-The case of ex- Gov
erDor Gilpin against his wife for divorce on
the ground of cruelty. which has been on
triai for two weeks. was concluded to-day.
The iHry gave verdict for plaintiff.
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III ANTED-INFoRMATI OF CHARLES
w HANNEMANN, Molder by trade who
left Sacramento, June g. 1887. Please address
his wife, MRS. CAkRIE HANNEM ANN, go X
street Sacramento ity. jy2-St*
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-08
EXPENSE of Running a Circus.

"Now, there's the matter of the expense OF
running q circus" said Mr.. Cooke. "Few
people understand or know anything about it.
When they look at their bill and read the line
at an enormous expense etc, nine out OF
every ten OF them smile incredulously. By
the way, all big circuses employ man es-
pecially to write the programme and other
billing matter. Well, the general public, as
/ said, looks upon all statements of this sort
as mere figures of speech. But l can show
you clearly thao there is no particular fun in
owning or running a large circus and that
there is little or no exaggeration in the figures
generally given as the expense of operating
the shows
"Beforc we exhibit in city at all the first
expense we incur Is that of advertising. This
department alone entails an expense Of about
$500 per day This covers all the outlay neces-
sary to bring the show before the public eye,
and the newspapers naturally get tho lions
share of it. The rest is laid out in pictorial
paper for the walls and bill boards, in Gtho-
graphs for store windows, in bill posting,
livery hire, etc You see, we 'bilP every town
within fifty miles Of that in which we halt,
and each country road or school district Is
thoroughly canvassed by our bill posters and
mounted DuGiefs-the laCUer an lililo'atloii VI
my own introduced few years ago. These
bug,ers carry huge bundles of bills on horse
back, and as they ride through the country,
blowing loud blasts at every farm or cross
road, they create a great sensation. have
often seen the farm hands leave the plow and
run quarter of a mile or more in the scorch-
ing sun to ascertain what was up, and then,
having found out, walk leisurely back read
ing our advertisements New York Cor.
Boston Herald
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-08
NoyeI Idea I'm Advertising.

In France, the original idea of substituting
some fair damsels for the negroes, who, in
our land. and for n consideration, sandwich
themselves between two posters and perform
tho functions of an ambulating signboard,
was based on the Salvation Army. A
Frenchman, observing the quaint charm Of
some of the young damsels in their odd
gowns and poke bonnets who offered tracts
to an unbelieving public on street corner Of
Paris, conceived the idea of utilizing femi-
nine loveliness as an advertising medium for
new costumes. The name and the address OF
the modesto who creates the work of art are
introduced tastefully in some portion Of the
garment, and the advertiser, who is naturally
chosen for her aptitude in displaying this
chef doeuvre to the best advantage, prom
enades TO and fro on a freQuenred street, so
that all who walk may read.
mere is nothing grctesque in the lntroduc-
ton of the advertisement, so that as the
costume is not impaired in its elegance, it Is
perhaps the most effectual method of adver-
Using discovered in modern times. For il
seems that the Roman hippodrome had it1
well filed bench of advertisers in the shape
of girls who were clad in the last fashion Of
peplunls and trailing skirts, to be studied and
admired iv the excellent Roman matron,
who in th:s way was informed exactly where
to shop o. tho following morning. Fashion
able and witty women in Ather. performed
the salnc role for compatrlots Of their own
sex-not ggatuitously, Of course, but receiving
proper conversation from The Grecian
modiste. who thus brought her wars before
the public The Argonaut.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-08
HARDY SOLOMON & SONS
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND NoN-REslDENTs.

If strangers who visit Wichita and feel
an interest in it's future will call at the office
Of Hardy Solomon & Sons, 331 E Douglas
avenue, and register their name and place of
residence they will be furnished thereafter, by
mail, free of charge, with all important matter
pertaining to the welfare of this city. We
will also be pleased to furnish non-residents
with any information they may wish in regard
to our city and will, if they send us their
names and address, from time to time send
them copies Of our live daily papers free of
charge We buy and sell real estate for nom
residents and can refer to persons in any
state in the union to whom we have sold
Wichita real estate and for whom we have
made money We also refer to the Wichita
National Bank or any of the daily papers of
Wichita